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I just looked in my kitchen, and the dishes are piled high. The vacuum is still buried under the dirty laundry, and the bed, well, there is something in it making scary noises, so nope, Im stayin away!

Popped over from fadkog. Love your comments. You crack me. And of course got sucked in my the "You.." cant remember what all it said, on your blog log. So now I have one too. I am such a follower!

Love the pics of you and your daughter. You would make alot of men envious of the relationship you two have!

Hey - that's better than the housework in my flat. The vacuum hasn't seen light of day for months, the washing up gets done when the plates crawl into the sink and wash themselves, and the laundry gets washed when we run out of underwear.I'm impressed with you! :-)

Except before that happens, the lady of the manor has to dive into hour four of the seven extra hours of housework a man creates, then toss in a load of clothes, fill out some consent forms (not for the business time, but I suppose there's always that possibility...)...

badass geek: hmmm. you're probably doing it too well (as most of us do). You have to artfully neglect one or two little tiny things that can be noticed so that she says to herself "wow, he did all of this work today". If you're too good at it nothing gets noticed. :}

FADKOG: I've had the "it's business time" song from the Conchords in my head for a few days now.

Danielle: um. there are more than 3 shirts that haven't been put away...more than 20 sq feet that haven't been vacuumed...a load of clean dishes in the dishwasher, although some dirty ones are in the sink...there are slightly wrinkled sheets and comforters on the beds....

heather: ah, that's the thing, though, isn't it. It's all my housework...I just like to find other things to do instead of finishing it off.

danielle-lee: I would have, except that dinner and bedtime were over when I was writing. Dinner was all me, as it always is (except when I say "screw it all, we're going to Chili's!"

Yes, you have to finish them. And then you have to NOT throw the toddler at me the very moment I walk in the door (ok, he doesn't usually do this). And let me take a bubble bath for an hour or so once a week at least.